Next pres. of U.N. General Assembly eager to reform Security Council

Next pres. of U.N. General Assembly eager to reform Security Council

Photo taken in June 2012 shows Slovakia's Miroslav Lajcak, who will be the U.N. General Assembly's next president. Lajcak took up the issue of Security Council reform in his acceptance speech on May 31, 2017, saying it is time to restructure the powerful body to better reflect the current reality. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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